7 clinics across Greater Boston

Neck Pain Physical Therapy

Individualized care for neck pain, stiffness, movement limitations, and related symptoms.

Physical therapy for neck pain.

Back and neck pain can result from a variety of factors, including muscle and joint dysfunction, changes in movement patterns, injuries, and other musculoskeletal conditions.

Our physical therapists work with patients experiencing a variety of neck and back conditions. Rehabilitation may include mobility exercises, progressive strengthening, core stabilization, neuromuscular training, and movement retraining.

Your physical therapist will evaluate your specific symptoms and develop a treatment plan based on your individual presentation.

A physical therapist performing hands-on neck treatment with the patient lying face up

Neck and back conditions.

Our orthopedic physical therapists treat a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions, from acute injuries to chronic pain and post-surgical rehabilitation.

Neck pain
Myofascial pain
Headaches associated with musculoskeletal dysfunction
Spinal conditions and disc-related disorders
Movement-related back and neck problems

Physical therapy for back and neck pain.

Physical therapy may include:

Mobility exercises
Progressive strengthening
Postural and movement training
Core strengthening
Neuromuscular training
Manual therapy
Education and activity modification
Dry needling when appropriate

Neck pain after a concussion.

Neck pain and cervical dysfunction can occur following concussion and may contribute to symptoms such as headache or discomfort with movement.

When appropriate, treatment may address:

Cervical mobility
Strength
Postural control
Movement coordination
Manual therapy
Therapeutic exercise
Boston Concussion Clinic

What our patients say.

“Again amazing experience at BPTW. I'm working with Jess for my upper back and neck pain and she is truly helping me manage the pain with great exercises. All the staff is always very pleasant and helpful as well. Can't recommend this location enough!”
Cristina C. · Medford

Frequently asked questions.

01 / What does an orthopedic physical therapist treat?
Orthopedic physical therapists treat conditions affecting the muscles, bones, joints, tendons, ligaments, and other musculoskeletal structures. Common examples include sprains, strains, joint injuries, tendon problems, arthritis, back and neck pain, sports injuries, and post-surgical conditions.
02 / Can physical therapy help chronic orthopedic pain?
Yes. Physical therapy can help individuals with many chronic musculoskeletal conditions. Treatment may focus on improving strength and mobility, modifying movement patterns, increasing physical capacity, and helping you safely return to activities.
03 / Do I need a referral for physical therapy?
Massachusetts allows direct access to physical therapy in many circumstances. Insurance requirements may vary.
04 / How do I know which physical therapist is right for me?
Our team can help match you with a provider based on your condition, goals, and preferred location. Meet our team.
05 / Where does Boston PT & Wellness provide physical therapy?
Boston PT & Wellness has multiple locations throughout Greater Boston. View our locations.

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Find the right treatment for your goals and start your recovery with Boston PT & Wellness.

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